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Microsoft describes its current search vision as, "cohesive search that intelligently helps you find, discover, command and navigate."
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While some resistance is inevitable, employees will come around to chatbots once they understand how they can help them.
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CMSWire is only as good as its community of readers and contributors.
So little more than a year ago, we invited a six professionals to join our first CMSWire Reader Advisory Board to offer feedback, guidance and assurance the content we provide align with the interests and needs of our
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Microsoft has yet to substantially improve the user interface or add significant features and functionalities to the enterprise collaboration platform it bought for $1.2 billion four years ago.
Yammer could use some love, members of the CMSWire Reader Advisory Board told us during a recent conference call.
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Google's popularity in the consumer world causes many people to have similar expectations of enterprise search. Beyond the 3000 plus engineers that Google has working on its search algorithms, ranking and relevancy of results, there are many other ways that the two cannot be compared.
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People hate to upload a document only to find that there's a half dozen fields to fill in before they can finish the upload process.
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Virtual Assistants Infiltrate the Enterprise
Cortana, Microsoft’s updated mobile personal assistant in the latest Windows 8.1 mobile release named after the Halo artificial intelligence character, is deeply integrated into the operating system.
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Just a year ago analysts were saying that SharePoint was failing in supporting mobile, and now Microsoft is releasing Android Apps for SharePoint. A lot has changed since the release of SharePoint 2013. The experience in SharePoint 2010 was very pretty poor.
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Increased mobile applications. Better SharePoint productivity. Harmony between different SharePoint platforms and versions. The calls are being heard this week at the SharePoint Technology Conference in Boston, and some vendors announced new offerings they say can help.
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It’s always about, “What’s next?” isn’t it? In the SharePoint community, such is life. SharePoint end users, vendors, IT professionals, developers, designers and all stakeholders descended upon Boston at the SharePoint Technology Conference this week with a common goal: moving forward and staying on top of their changing environments.
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He's earned the moniker SharePoint Joel. Now, they can update that to SharePoint Mobile Joel. Oleson, the keynote speaker at Monday's SharePoint Technology Conference in Boston, stressed the need for SharePoint users and organizations to jump onto the mobile train in a world that is seeing a "mobile
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Some dirty water, a little clam chowder (hopefully those aren’t connected) and the SPTechCon. Boston is home to the 10th SharePoint Technology Conference next week, and we’ll be there Monday Tweeting (@cmswire, #SPTechCon) and reporting. The conference, put on by BZ Media LLC, runs from Aug.
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